This Japanese joint is the second ramen shop to open recently on Allen Street on the Lower East Side. Bao buns are also on the menu.

MOVES AND EXPANSION

Flying Tiger Copenhagen

445 Albee Square West, Brooklyn

The quirky, low-cost Danish design shop and variety store opened a fourth location, in City Point.

Sandwicherie

127 Fourth Ave.

The Midtown sandwich spot that also offers pressed juices, smoothies and pastas opened a second location, in Union Square.

BANKRUPTCIES

BG Property & Development Inc.

5 Lorimer St., Brooklyn

The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy April 20. The filing cites estimated assets and liabilities of $500,000 to $1 million. The filing included no creditors with unsecured claims.

Temple Sholom

262-22 Union Turnpike, Queens

The synagogue filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy April 21, citing estimated assets of $0 to $50,000 and liabilities of $100,001 to $500,000. The creditors with the largest unsecured assets are Union for Reform Judaism, owed $125,697; Jivan Jyoti Inc., owed $35,000; and the state workers' compensation judgment unit, owed $25,500.

RETAIL

Aldo signed a 10-year lease to move into a 2,500- square-foot space at 556 Broadway. The footwear brand plans to move from 579 Broadway. The landlord, Royal Crospin, dealt directly with the tenant's CBRE brokers. The asking rent was $2 million per year.

Harvest of the Sea signed a 10-year lease for 700 square feet at 92 Rivington St. There isn't a set opening date for the new seafood restaurant, but it'll be run by the owner behind M Shanghai Bistro & Garden in Williamsburg. The asking rent for the deal was not disclosed. Eastern Consolidated represented the landlord, Thor Retail Advisors, and procured the tenant.

Commercial

Cyrus Capital Partners signed a lease for 23,356 square feet at 65 E.55th St. The investment-advising firm will move from 399 Park Ave. The landlord, Equity Office, was represented in-house and by Newmark Grubb Knight Frank. CBRE represented the tenant. The asking rent was $150 per square foot.

Bankruptcy filings from the eastern and southern districts of New York are listed alphabetically. Stock transactions are insider transactions at New York companies obtained from Thomson Reuters and listed by size. Real estate listings are in order of square footage.

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